Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Environment Probe is a great thing to increase performance, decrease the number of materials, and make the life of content designers easier. With Environment Probes you can create realistic baked reflections almost for free instead of using costly dynamic reflection materials.
In this tutorial, we will give you a couple of UNIGINE 2 quick tips on how to bake reflections to Environment Probes.
More about Environment Probe in UNIGINE 2.11: developer.unigine.com/en/docs/2.11/objects/lights/envprobe
Download UNIGINE 2 SDK: unigine.com/get-unigine
Environment Probe is a great thing to increase performance, decrease the number of materials, and make the life of content designers easier. With Environment Probes you can create realistic baked reflections almost for free instead of using costly dynamic reflection materials.
In this tutorial, we will give you a couple of UNIGINE 2 quick tips on how to bake reflections to Environment Probes.
More about Environment Probe in UNIGINE 2.11: developer.unigine.com/en/docs/2.11/objects/lights/envprobe
Download UNIGINE 2 SDK: unigine.com/get-unigine
![UNIGINE 2 Sim - Quick start with IG Template [OVERVIEW]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/biSGZLamJAM/mqdefault.jpg "UNIGINE 2 Sim - Quick start with IG Template [OVERVIEW]
IG (Image Generator) is a high-level system inside the UNIGINE 2 Sim SDK, which is targeted towards easy creation of professional simulators. It has built-in support for CIGI/HLA/DIS industry-standard protocols for distributed simulation, and a lot of other simulation-specific features.
This video is an overview of the process, for detailed instructions see the extended version: https://youtu.be/4OXTWIBbxdY
Learn more about UNIGINE 2 Sim: https://unigine.com/products/sim/
00:00 - Creating a project
00:22 - Creating a landscape from geodata
01:43 - Configuring the scene
02:10 - Starting Host Emulator and running the project
02:25 - Controlling the entity
02:57 - Controlling environment
03:24 - Clamping the entity to the ground")
